The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-08-05
STILL HIDING.
Conflicting Reports as to MeGarig1e's
Present Address-Thought to BE in st.
Catharine's, Can.-DOminion Officers
After Him on an Old Charge.

Conflicting Reports as to AIcGarigIe's
Present Address-Thought to Be in st.
Catharine's, Can.-Dominion Officers
After Him an Old Charge.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug ga special from
the Hamilton Egsaing Journal says; Mo
GarIgle arriyeI here from Strathfsy Mon.
day night and registered at the Royal
Hotel as William James, Toronto.n He
went up to his room imme lately after ar.
irving. When the Journal reporter saw
him he admitted that he was MeGarigle,
but declined to make any statement about
his trip from Chicago He said he would
probably make this his headquarters until
every thing is arranged in Chicago. He
left on the 1920 train for Toronto, where
he has made arrangements to meet Chi
cago commissioner, with a view Of COM
promising his difficulty.
instead of going to Toronto, however, a
dispatch from st. GATHERINGS says he ar
rived there in the AFTERNOON, and at once
hailed a cab and was driven through the
city to the neighborhood of the st. John
residence. There he alighted and dismissed
the cab. uIt is believed he is at present hid.
ing In the ST. John House. from which all
persons, particularly newspaper men, re-
porters and detectives, are strictly pro.
interview or gain any further information
at present.
MoNTREAL Can, Aug, 3.-Trouble has
arisen for McGarigle in an unexpected
quarter. 1t seems that for sons reason
best known to himself McGarigle, while
chief of police in Chicago, had the photo-
graph OF James Baxter, broker of this
city, put in the rogues gallery there, and
that Baxter entered suit against the city
of Chicago for the removal of the picture
and for damages, but that the suit was al
lowed to drop, as the picture was removed,
and it was thought that the chances Of
obtaining monetary compensation were
slim. Now, however, Baxter seems likely
10 have his revenge, as detectives lett
here yesterday for the West, armed with
warrant issued at his instance for the
arrest of McGarigle on charge of con-
| spiracy.
LONDON, Ont, Aug 3.-Dispatches re-
ceived here from st; Catharines throw
doubt on the story that McGarigle arrived
in that city. The story rests on the state-
ment of the chief of police, who said he
saw and followed McGarigle
CHICAGO, Aug. 3-Dr. Leonard st. John,
the alleged confederate in the McGarigle
escape, yesterday gave bonds for his ap-
paarance, the amount of bail required hav'
ing been reduced to S10 900.
MONTREAL, Can, Aug. 3. All the news
paper men and detectives in town are on
the lookout for McGarigle since the dis
patch from Sarnia was received. They are
haunting the hotels and depots, but as
yet without result. A Chicago man
here for the purpose of buying
horses, who knows McGarigle we'll,
says he will be almost sure to come
here. He probably will stay in this
haven of boodlers, because Ontario laws
are not quite comfortable, and he has a
much better show in Quebec, besides hav-
ing the benefit of better legal advice. 1t
is the general opinion that if he reaches
here 1t will be impossible to extradite
him. There is more excitement here over
| McGariglG's expected arrival than there
was when the whole Doodle brigade from
New York arrived.
The Montreal Gazette, the recognized
organ of the Dominion Government, i'm
presses editorially the necessity for find
ing some means to have the escaped
hnGdler handed over TO the United States
authorities and among those on the inside
in government matters this opinion is
thought to voice the desire of the
Cabinet The idea of one good turn
deserving another is gone over, and
the case of Parent, the Montreal de.
faulter, is taken in question. The gov,
ernment is getting tired of making Can.
ada refuge for thieves from the United
States, and McGarigle appears to be the
last straw, so that in a couple of days the
hero of the bath-tub NAV not be half SO
safeon Canadian soil as -. thinks he is,
and If any efforts are made IN the proper
quarters it is safe to say that the Canadian
Government will do all it can and even
stretch a point to send McGangle back to
Chicago.